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Knightly Observance

2009-11-27T13:16:38Z

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==Story Recap==
Written for Mosca's [[Free Verse Poetry Challenge]]: any fandom, any genre, a few lines of obscure poetry.

==Quotes==
==See Also==

[[Category:Fan Fiction]]
[[Category:Works by Moonbeam]]
[[Category:PG13-Rated Fan Fiction]]
[[Category:Slash fiction]]

Immortal Knights

2009-11-27T05:19:35Z

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|previousstory = [[Lonely Knights]]
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|archiveloc = http://maddow.tripod.com/HL/immknight.html
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==Story Recap==
Crossover with [[Highlander]].

==Quotes==
==See Also==

[[Category:Crossovers]]

Lonely Knights

2009-11-27T05:18:36Z

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==Story Recap==
Crossover with [[Highlander]].

==Quotes==
==See Also==

[[Category:Crossovers]]

Crossovers listed by fandom

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Highlander:

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	* "[[Honor the Heart]]" by [[Jill Kirby]]		* "[[Honor the Heart]]" by [[Jill Kirby]]
	* "[[I'm a WHAT!?!]]" by [[April Ruskin]]		* "[[I'm a WHAT!?!]]" by [[April Ruskin]]
		+	* "[[Immortal Knights]]" by [[AlaskaChick]]
		+	* "[[Lonely Knights]]" by [[AlaskaChick]]
	* "[[Long Lifelines]]" by [[Rene Gibson]]		* "[[Long Lifelines]]" by [[Rene Gibson]]
	* "[[Love's Serendipitous Path]]" by [[Lisa Y. Drexel]]		* "[[Love's Serendipitous Path]]" by [[Lisa Y. Drexel]]

PJ's Forever Knight FanFiction Archive

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-	* [http://knightcrawler1228.googlepages.com/ PJ's Forever Knight FanFiction Archive]	+	* [http://sites.google.com/site/knightcrawler1228/ PJ's Forever Knight FanFiction Archive]
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Nick Knight

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	\|vampsmade = [[:Category:Nick's Vampires\|numerous]]		\|vampsmade = [[:Category:Nick's Vampires\|numerous]]
	\|portrayed =[[Geraint Wyn Davies]]<BR>[[Rick Springfield]]		\|portrayed =[[Geraint Wyn Davies]]<BR>[[Rick Springfield]]
-	\|factions =[[:Category:Knighties\|Knighties]]<BR>[[:Category:Dark Knighties\|Dark Knighties]]<BR>[[:Category:Light Knighties\|Light Knighties]]<BR>[[:Category:Nick and NatPackers\|Nick and NatPackers]]<BR>[[:Category:Dark Nick and NatPack\|Dark Nick and NatPackers]]<BR>[[:Category:Immortal Beloveds\|Immortal Beloveds]]<BR>[[:Category:Dark Trinity\|Dark Trinity]]<BR>[[:Category:Unholy Trinity\|Unholy Trinity]]<BR>[[:Category:Unnamed Faction\|Unnamed Faction]]<BR>[[:Category:Cousins of the Knight\|Cousins of the Knight]]<BR>[[:Category:Heartbreakers\|Heartbreakers]]<BR>[[:Category:Les Miserables\|Les Miserables]]<BR>[[:Category:Night Shift\|Night Shift]]	+	\|factions =[[Knighties]]<BR>[[Dark Knighties]]<BR>[[Light Knighties]]<BR>[[Twilight Knighties]]<BR>[[Nick and NatPackers]]<BR>[[Dark Nick and NatPack]]<BR>[[Immortal Beloveds]]<BR>[[Dark Trinity]]<BR>[[Unholy Trinity]]<BR>[[Unnamed Faction]]<BR>[[Cousins of the Knight]]<BR>[[Heartbreakers]]<BR>[[Les Miserables]]<BR>[[Night Shift]]

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	About a year before the series premiere, Nick attempted to stop the explosion of a pipe bomb during a robbery. His injuries were sufficiently severe that he appeared to be dead and his supposed corpse was taken to [[the morgue]].		About a year before the series premiere, Nick attempted to stop the explosion of a pipe bomb during a robbery. His injuries were sufficiently severe that he appeared to be dead and his supposed corpse was taken to [[the morgue]].

-	[[Image:Tn otl 083.jpg\|220px\|left\|thumb\|When he was blown up by a pipe bomb, Nick's supposed corpse was taken to the morgue in a body bag.]]	+	[[Image:Tn otl 083.jpg\|240px\|left\|thumb\|When he was blown up by a pipe bomb, Nick's supposed corpse was taken to the morgue in a body bag.]]
	His vampire vigour started to heal him inside the body bag; and, when it was opened by the pathologist, [[Natalie Lambert\|Dr. Natalie Lambert]], he regained consciousness. After quickly feeding from a bag of blood, he tried to [[Hypnosis\|hypnotize]] her into forgetting the incident. However, a day or two later, when he tested her memory by walking past her on the street, he discovered that she recognized him. Indeed, she was fascinated by his extraordinary ability to regenerate. But she was also sympathetic to his desire to find a cure, and offered to research his condition.<ref>[[Only the Lonely]]</ref>		His vampire vigour started to heal him inside the body bag; and, when it was opened by the pathologist, [[Natalie Lambert\|Dr. Natalie Lambert]], he regained consciousness. After quickly feeding from a bag of blood, he tried to [[Hypnosis\|hypnotize]] her into forgetting the incident. However, a day or two later, when he tested her memory by walking past her on the street, he discovered that she recognized him. Indeed, she was fascinated by his extraordinary ability to regenerate. But she was also sympathetic to his desire to find a cure, and offered to research his condition.<ref>[[Only the Lonely]]</ref>

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	====Career as Homicide Detective====		====Career as Homicide Detective====
-	Although he had initially succeeded in gaining permission to work without a partner, Nick was informed by Capt. Stonetree that the series of murders [[Image:Tn fday 015.jpg\|200px\|left\|thumb\|As a detective in Homicide, Nick was assigned to work with a partner, [[Don Schanke]].]]that culminated in the death of the guard at the Royal Ontario Museum was too high profile to be investigated only on the night shift. For this reason, Nick was assigned a partner, [[Don Schanke]].	+	Although he had initially succeeded in gaining permission to work without a partner, Nick was informed by Capt. Stonetree that the series of murders [[Image:Tn fday 015.jpg\|240px\|left\|thumb\|As a detective in Homicide, Nick was assigned to work with a partner, [[Don Schanke]].]]that culminated in the death of the guard at the Royal Ontario Museum was too high profile to be investigated only on the night shift. For this reason, Nick was assigned a partner, [[Don Schanke]].

	Until this time, Nick had been repelled by the other man's brash personality. However, he quickly found that he and Schanke worked well together. Their partnership survived a transfer from the 27th Precinct to the [[96th Precinct police station\|96th]], where they met a very different style of commanding officer, [[Amanda Cohen\|Capt. Cohen]].<ref>[[Killer Instinct]]</ref> After a year, though, both Cohen and Schanke died in a plane crash while extraditing a prisoner to Alberta.<ref>[[Black Buddha, Pt. 1]].</ref>		Until this time, Nick had been repelled by the other man's brash personality. However, he quickly found that he and Schanke worked well together. Their partnership survived a transfer from the 27th Precinct to the [[96th Precinct police station\|96th]], where they met a very different style of commanding officer, [[Amanda Cohen\|Capt. Cohen]].<ref>[[Killer Instinct]]</ref> After a year, though, both Cohen and Schanke died in a plane crash while extraditing a prisoner to Alberta.<ref>[[Black Buddha, Pt. 1]].</ref>
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	=Fan Activities=		=Fan Activities=
	===Factions===		===Factions===
-	Followers of Nick are referred to collectively as [[:Category:Knighties\|Knighties]]. They may also be treated separately as [[:Category:Dark Knighties\|Dark Knighties]] and [[:Category:Light Knighties\|Light Knighties]], depending on whether they favour Nick's vampire or human side.	+	Followers of Nick are referred to collectively as [[Knighties]]. They may also be treated separately as [[Dark Knighties]] and [[Light Knighties]], depending on whether they favour Nick's vampire or human side, or [[Twilight Knighties]] if they prefer to blance his two sides.

	In addition, the following factions are devoted to relationships involving Nick in conjunction with one or more other Forever Knight characters:		In addition, the following factions are devoted to relationships involving Nick in conjunction with one or more other Forever Knight characters:

-	* [[:Category:Nick and NatPackers\|Nick and NatPackers]] and [[:Category:Dark Nick and NatPack\|Dark Nick and NatPackers]]	+	* [[Nick and NatPackers]] and [[Dark Nick and NatPack]]
-	* [[:Category:Immortal Beloveds\|Immortal Beloveds]]	+	* [[Immortal Beloveds]]
-	* [[:Category:Dark Trinity\|Dark Trinity]]	+	* [[Dark Trinity]]
-	* [[:Category:Unholy Trinity\|Unholy Trinity]]	+	* [[Unholy Trinity]]
-	* [[:Category:Unnamed Faction\|Unnamed Faction]]	+	* [[Unnamed Faction]]
-	* [[:Category:Cousins of the Knight\|Cousins of the Knight]]	+	* [[Cousins of the Knight]]
-	* [[:Category:Heartbreakers\|Heartbreakers]]	+	* [[Heartbreakers]]
-	* [[:Category:Les Miserables\|Les Miserables]]	+	* [[Les Miserables]]
-	* [[:Category:Night Shift\|Night Shift]]	+	* [[Night Shift]]

	===Fan Fiction===		===Fan Fiction===

Lucien LaCroix

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	\|portrayed = [[Nigel Bennett]]<BR>[[Michael Nader]]		\|portrayed = [[Nigel Bennett]]<BR>[[Michael Nader]]
-	\|factions = [[Cousins]]<BR>[[:Category:Light Cousins\|Light Cousins]]<BR>[[:Category:Nunkies Anonymous\|Nunkies Anonymous]]<BR>[[:Category:Unnamed\|Unnamed Faction]]<BR>[[:Category:Cousins of the Knight\|Cousins of the Knight]]<BR>[[:Category:Valentines\|Valentines]]<BR>[[:Category:Seducers\|Seducers]]<BR>[[:Category:Dark Trinity\|Dark Trinity]]<BR>[[:Category:Unholy Trinity\|Unholy Trinity]]<BR>[[:Category:LaCroissants\|LaCroissants]]<BR>[[:Category:UnSuiteds\|UnSuiteds]]<BR>[[:Category:Faithfuls\|Faithfuls]]	+	\|factions = [[Cousins]]<BR>[[Light Cousins]]<BR>[[Nunkies Anonymous]]<BR>[[Nunkies Scouts]]<BR>[[Unnamed Faction]]<BR>[[Cousins of the Knight]]<BR>[[Valentines]]<BR>[[Seducers]]<BR>[[Dark Trinity]]<BR>[[Unholy Trinity]]<BR>[[UnSuiteds]], [[LaCroissants]] <BR>[[Faithfuls]]
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	===Factions===		===Factions===
	The following [[Factions\|factions]] are followers of LaCroix himself:		The following [[Factions\|factions]] are followers of LaCroix himself:
-	* [[:Category:Cousins\|Cousins]] and [[:Category:Light Cousins\|Light Cousins]]	+	* [[Cousins]] and [[Light Cousins]]
-	* [[:Category:Nunkies Anonymous\|Nunkies Anonymous]]	+	* [[Nunkies Anonymous]]
		+	* [[Nunkies Scouts]]

	The following factions are followers of relationships involving LaCroix (in conjunction with one or more other ''Forever Knight'' character):		The following factions are followers of relationships involving LaCroix (in conjunction with one or more other ''Forever Knight'' character):

-	* [[:Category:Unnamed Faction\|Unnamed Faction]]	+	* [[Unnamed Faction]]
-	* [[:Category:Cousins of the Knight\|Cousins of the Knight]]	+	* [[Cousins of the Knight]]
-	* [[:Category:Valentines\|Valentines]]	+	* [[Valentines]]
-	* [[:Category:Seducers\|Seducers]]	+	* [[Seducers]]
-	* [[:Category:Dark Trinity\|Dark Trinity]]	+	* [[Dark Trinity]]
-	* [[:Category:Unholy Trinity\|Unholy Trinity]]	+	* [[Unholy Trinity]]
-	* [[:Category:LaCroissants\|LaCroissants]] a/k/a [[:Category:UnSuiteds\|UnSuiteds]]	+	* [[LaCroissants]] a/k/a [[UnSuiteds]]
-	* [[:Category:Faithfuls\|Faithfuls]]	+	* [[Faithfuls]]

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	* [[Nightcrawler]]		* [[Nightcrawler]]
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	[[Category:Known Vampires\|LaCroix]]		[[Category:Known Vampires\|LaCroix]]
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Cousins

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	==Faction Websites==		==Faction Websites==
-	* [[Cousins' List Page]] — archived at http://web.archive.org/web/20010418105101/www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/6339/cousins/index.html	+	* [[Cousins' List Page]] — archived on [http://web.archive.org/web/20010418105101/www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/6339/cousins/index.html Wayback Machine]

	==FK Wars==		==FK Wars==

	==See also==		==See also==
		+	* [[Lucien LaCroix]]
	*[[Light Cousins]]		*[[Light Cousins]]
	*[[Cousins of the Knight]]		*[[Cousins of the Knight]]

Javier Vachon

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	\|portrayed =[[Ben Bass]]		\|portrayed =[[Ben Bass]]
-	\|factions =[[:Category:Vaqueros\|Vaqueros]]<BR>[[:Category:Heartbreakers\|Heartbreakers]]<BR>[[:Category:Lonely Hearts\|Lonely Hearts]]<BR>[[:Category:Dark Hearts\|Dark Hearts]]	+	\|factions =[[Vaqueros]], [[Compadres]]<BR>[[Heartbreakers]]<BR>[[Lonely Hearts]]<BR>[[Dark Hearts]]
	\|image2 =[[Image:Tn 2bb 058crop.jpg\|200px]]		\|image2 =[[Image:Tn 2bb 058crop.jpg\|200px]]
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	* See [[:Category:Forever Knight character images - Javier Vachon]]		* See [[:Category:Forever Knight character images - Javier Vachon]]
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Compadres

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	:''For a list of members of this faction, please see [[:Category:Compadres]].''		:''For a list of members of this faction, please see [[:Category:Compadres]].''

-	'''Compadres''' was proposed as a name for followers of [[Javier Vachon]]. However, the term never caught on; and the faction is usually known as the [[:Category:Vaqueros\|Vaqueros]].	+	'''Compadres''' was proposed as a name for followers of [[Javier Vachon]]. However, the term never caught on; and the faction is usually known as the [[Vaqueros]].


	==Faction Websites==		==Faction Websites==
-		+	* [http://www.angelfire.com/ca2/jdvachon/ Vachon's Church (La Pagina de la Casa de los Vaqueros)]

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	==See also:==		==See also:==
-	[[:Category:Vaqueros]]	+	* [[Javier Vachon]]
		+	* [[Vaqueros]]
	[[Category:Compadres\|*]]		[[Category:Compadres\|*]]

Amanda Cohen

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	\|portrayed =[[Natsuko Ohama]]		\|portrayed =[[Natsuko Ohama]]
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	==Fan Activities==		==Fan Activities==
-	Followers of Amanda Cohen are referred to as [[:Category:Cohen-heads\|Cohen-heads]].	+	Followers of Amanda Cohen are referred to as [[Cohen-heads]].

	==Episodes of Significance==		==Episodes of Significance==

Buttons

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	==See also:==		==See also:==
-	* [[:Category:Perkulators]]	+	* [[Tracy Vetter]]
		+	* [[Perkulators]]
	[[Category:Buttons\|*]]		[[Category:Buttons\|*]]

Tracy Vetter

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	\|portrayed =[[Lisa Ryder]], [[Courtney Greig]]		\|portrayed =[[Lisa Ryder]], [[Courtney Greig]]
-	\|factions =[[:Category:Perkulators\|Perkulators]]<BR>[[:Category:Dark Perkulators\|Dark Perkulators]]<BR>[[:Category:Night Shift\|Night Shift]]<BR>[[:Category:CERK Perks\|CERK Perks]]<BR>[[:Category:Rat Patrol\|Rat Patrol]].	+	\|factions =[[Perkulators]], [[Buttons]], [[Boutonnieres]]<BR>[[Dark Perkulators]]<BR>[[Night Shift]]<BR>[[CERK Perks]]<BR>[[Rat Patrol]].
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Boutonnieres

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	==See also:==		==See also:==
-	* [[:Category:Perkulators]]	+	* [[Tracy Vetter]]
		+	* [[Perkulators]]
	[[Category:Boutonnieres\|*]]		[[Category:Boutonnieres\|*]]

Urs

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	\|portrayed =[[Kristin Lehman]]		\|portrayed =[[Kristin Lehman]]
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	\|image2 =[[Image:Tn hearts 073crop.jpg\|170px]]		\|image2 =[[Image:Tn hearts 073crop.jpg\|170px]]
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	==Images==		==Images==
-	* See [[:Category:Forever Knight character images - Urs]]	+	* See [[:Category:Forever Knight character images - Urs\|Screen captures of Urs]]
	[[Category:Known Vampires]]		[[Category:Known Vampires]]
	[[Category:Main Characters]]		[[Category:Main Characters]]

Bears

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	==See also:==		==See also:==
		+	* [[Urs]]
	* [[Urchins]]		* [[Urchins]]
	[[Category:Bears\|*]]		[[Category:Bears\|*]]

B.R.I.C.K.

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	==See also:==		==See also:==
		+	* [[Nick Knight]]
	* [[Knighties]]		* [[Knighties]]
	[[Category:B.R.I.C.K.\|*]]		[[Category:B.R.I.C.K.\|*]]

André

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	\|portrayed =[[Hayden Christensen]]		\|portrayed =[[Hayden Christensen]]
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Andreivichs

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		+	[[André]]
	[[Category:Andreivichs\|*]]		[[Category:Andreivichs\|*]]

Aristotle

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	\|portrayed =[[R. D. Reid]]		\|portrayed =[[R. D. Reid]]
-	\|factions =	+	\|factions = [[Academy]], [[Philosophers]]
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	''(The following are works of fan fiction that include Aristotle among their characters.)''		''(The following are works of fan fiction that include Aristotle among their characters.)''
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Academy

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	==See also:==		==See also:==
		+	* [[Aristotle]]
	[[Category:Academy\|*]]		[[Category:Academy\|*]]

Stonetree-ites

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Joe Stonetree

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		+	\|name = Captain Joseph Stonetree
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		+	\|caption =
		+	\|born =
		+	\|died =
		+	\|family =
		+	\|reborn =
		+	\|vampdied =
		+	\|master =
		+	\|vampsmade =
		+	\|portrayed =[[Gary Farmer]]
		+	\|factions =[[Stonetree-ites]]
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		+	\|image2 =[[File:Tn fatalmistake 233.jpg\|240px]]
		+	\|caption2 =Stonetree practices his marksmanship in [[Fatal Mistake\|"Fatal Mistake"]].
		+	}}


-	[[Image:Tn_fatalmistake_021crop.jpg\|thumb\|180px\|left\|Captain Joe Stonetree (from [[Fatal Mistake]]).]]	+	'''Capt. Joseph ("Joe") Stonetree''' is the commanding officer of the [[27th Precinct police station\|27th Precinct]] of the [[Metropolitan Police]] in [[Toronto]]. During the [[Season 1\|first season]] of ''[[Forever Knight]]'', he was [[Nick Knight]]'s supervisor. The character was played by [[Gary Farmer]].
-	* Profession - Police officer
-	* Rank - Captain
-	* Full name - Joseph Stonetree ''(middle name, if any, unknown)''
-	* Nicknames - Joe
-	* Addressed as - Captain Stonetree, Captain, Cap'n
-	* Actor - [[Gary Farmer]]
-	* Appearances - main character in Season One
-	* Factions - [[:Category:Stonetree-ites\|Stonetree-ites]]

-	'''Capt. Joe Stonetree''' is the commanding officer of the 43rd Precinct of the Metropolitan Toronto Police Force. A large, imposing figure (although also overweight by the time of the series), Stonetree is a veteran of the police force, having served for more than 20 years. A sensitive, caring man, Stonetree is typically soft-spoken and optimistic. He also believes in a "hands-off" management style, often allowing his detectives to follow their instincts when it comes to leads and cases.

-	Not one to shy away from duty, Stonetree is often at the station most of the night even after pulling an all-day shift and doesn't shy away from conflict or adversion. In many situations where a case could be potentially dangerous from a political standpoint, Stonetree allows the investigation to continue as long as the evidence is there. On the other hand, however, there have been a few cases where he put his foot down and stated that the case is closed. One such case was based on a personal bias, since it implicated his mentor's wife (and possibly the mentor) in the murder of a low-life sexual deviant.	+	{{quote\|''Why is it when the sky opens up, I'm always the one without an umbrella?''\|}}

-	The episode Fatal Mistake indicated that in all his years on the force, Stonetree had never fatally shot anyone. While at a convenience store, Stonetree interrupted a robbery and chased the suspects into an alley. When a shot was fired his way (ultimately from accomplice Billy Soule), Stonetree shot and killed small-time thug named Eddie. The killing haunts him throughout the episode while IA investigates the shooting and appears to be finding the captain guilty of homicide (since Billy fled with the gun). Affirmed of his innocence, Stonetree investigates on his own. Eventually tracking the bullets from the gun to a van which was towed away to a junk yard, Stonetree locates the van only to be confronted by a vengeful Billy Soule. Although Nick attempts to intervene, he is distracted by a figure from his past who wishes him ill. Captain Stonetree manages to overcome Billy and arrest him without assistance. Since Billy had the gun on him while attempting to kill Stonetree, the evidence is now there to prove the captain's innocence to IA.
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		+	A large, imposing figure (although also overweight by the time of the series), Stonetree is a veteran of the police force, having served for more than 20 years. A sensitive, caring man, Stonetree is typically soft-spoken and optimistic. He also believes in a "hands-off" management style, often allowing his detectives to follow their instincts when it comes to leads and cases.

		+	Not one to shy away from duty, Stonetree is often at the station most of the night even after pulling an all-day shift and doesn't shy away from conflict or adversion. In many situations where a case could be potentially dangerous from a political standpoint, Stonetree allows the investigation to continue as long as the evidence is there. On the other hand, however, there have been a few cases where he put his foot down and stated that the case is closed. One such case was based on a personal bias, since it implicated his mentor's wife (and possibly the mentor) in the murder of a low-life sexual deviant.

		+	In the episode [[Fatal Mistake\|"Fatal Mistake"]], it is indicated that in all his years on the force, Stonetree has never fatally shot anyone. However, in that episode, Stonetree is shopping at a convenience store when there is a robbery attempt, which he prevents. He chases the suspects into an alley, and, when fired upon, shoots and kills a small-time thug named Eddie. The killing haunts him throughout the episode while Internal Affairs investigates the shooting. Evidence initially indicates that Eddie did not have a gun; however security tapes show that there was an accomplice, [[Billy Soule]], though the bullets fired at Stonetree cannot be located at the scene. Certain that Soule must have fled with the gun, Stonetree investigates on his own. Eventually, he realizes that the bullets must have lodged in a parked van which was later towed to a junk yard. Although confronted by Soule, who wants revenge for his friend's death, Stonetree manages to overcome him and arrest him without assistance. With the bullets recovered from the van and the gun, which Billy had had on him while attempting to kill Stonetree, there is adequate evidence to prove that Stonetree's actions had been justifiable.

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Joe Stonetree

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-	'''Capt. Joe Stonetree''' is the commanding officer of the 43rd Precinct of the Metropolitan Toronto Police Force.	+	'''Capt. Joe Stonetree''' is the commanding officer of the 43rd Precinct of the Metropolitan Toronto Police Force. A large, imposing figure (although also overweight by the time of the series), Stonetree is a veteran of the police force, having served for more than 20 years. A sensitive, caring man, Stonetree is typically soft-spoken and optimistic. He also believes in a "hands-off" management style, often allowing his detectives to follow their instincts when it comes to leads and cases.
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		+	Not one to shy away from duty, Stonetree is often at the station most of the night even after pulling an all-day shift and doesn't shy away from conflict or adversion. In many situations where a case could be potentially dangerous from a political standpoint, Stonetree allows the investigation to continue as long as the evidence is there. On the other hand, however, there have been a few cases where he put his foot down and stated that the case is closed. One such case was based on a personal bias, since it implicated his mentor's wife (and possibly the mentor) in the murder of a low-life sexual deviant.
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		+	The episode Fatal Mistake indicated that in all his years on the force, Stonetree had never fatally shot anyone. While at a convenience store, Stonetree interrupted a robbery and chased the suspects into an alley. When a shot was fired his way (ultimately from accomplice Billy Soule), Stonetree shot and killed small-time thug named Eddie. The killing haunts him throughout the episode while IA investigates the shooting and appears to be finding the captain guilty of homicide (since Billy fled with the gun). Affirmed of his innocence, Stonetree investigates on his own. Eventually tracking the bullets from the gun to a van which was towed away to a junk yard, Stonetree locates the van only to be confronted by a vengeful Billy Soule. Although Nick attempts to intervene, he is distracted by a figure from his past who wishes him ill. Captain Stonetree manages to overcome Billy and arrest him without assistance. Since Billy had the gun on him while attempting to kill Stonetree, the evidence is now there to prove the captain's innocence to IA.
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Nick Knight

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	::''(For more on the various women with whom Nicolas de Brabant has been romantically involved, see the main article on [[Nick's lovers]].)''		::''(For more on the various women with whom Nicolas de Brabant has been romantically involved, see the main article on [[Nick's lovers]].)''

-	In the Renaissance, he and Janette became lovers and lived together as husband and wife for about a century. The relationship was broken by her at some point in the 16th century, over his objections ;<ref>[[Partners of the Month]]</ref> and, for a time, she left the family group, apparently without negative repercussions from LaCroix. Thereafter, Nick travelled primarily with his master, though Janette also sometimes returned to join them.	+	In the Renaissance, he and Janette became lovers and lived together as husband and wife for about a century. The relationship was broken by her at some point in the 16th century, over his objections;<ref>[[Partners of the Month]]</ref> and, for a time, she left the family group, apparently without negative repercussions from LaCroix. Thereafter, Nick travelled primarily with his master, though Janette also sometimes returned to join them.

Jack the Ripper

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-	After his killing spree in London ended with his departure, Jack roamed the world, responsible for serial murders wherever he went. In recent years, this came to the attention of Chief Inspector [[Liam O'Neal]], an Irishman with Interpol connections—and a personal reason to suspect the real nature of the perpetrator of all the murders.	+	After his killing spree in London ended with his departure, Jack roamed the world, responsible for serial murders wherever he went. In recent years, this came to the attention of Chief Inspector [[Liam O'Neal]], an Irishman with Interpol connections—and a vampire hunter with a personal reason to suspect the real nature of the perpetrator of all the murders.

-	When similar crimes occurred in Toronto, Irish vampire hunter [[Liam O'Neal]] came hunting. Although side-tracked for a while by his suspicions of Nick, he eventually went with [[Natalie Lambert\|Dr. Natalie Lambert]] to the old building where Jack was hiding. [[Bridget Hellman\|Det. Bridget Hellman]] was already there, searching it. When Jack emerged at nightfall and attacked her, O'Neal quickly rammed him with Natalie's car, pinning him against a wall. The car burst into flame, and he was burned to death.	+	When similar crimes occurred in Toronto, O'Neal came hunting. Although side-tracked for a while by his suspicions of Nick, he eventually went with [[Natalie Lambert\|Dr. Natalie Lambert]] to the old building where Jack was hiding. [[Bridget Hellman\|Det. Bridget Hellman]] was already there, searching it. When Jack emerged at nightfall and attacked her, O'Neal quickly rammed him with Natalie's car, pinning him against a wall. The car burst into flame, and he was burned to death.

	Due to both his appearance as well as the brutality of his crimes, "Jack" is considered a carouche mostly due to his insanity.		Due to both his appearance as well as the brutality of his crimes, "Jack" is considered a carouche mostly due to his insanity.

Jody Fraser

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	[[Tracy Vetter]] and Jody were sorority sisters in college, but Tracy could not at first come to terms with her friend's illness, even though Jody refused to let her disabilities define her. When a police case brought them together again, Tracy started to accept that her friend's condition was still deteriorating.		[[Tracy Vetter]] and Jody were sorority sisters in college, but Tracy could not at first come to terms with her friend's illness, even though Jody refused to let her disabilities define her. When a police case brought them together again, Tracy started to accept that her friend's condition was still deteriorating.

-	However, Jody's seeing eye dog, [[Perry]], was turned into a vampire by a carouche. This did not affect the way that he looked after his mistress, although Jody quickly became disturbed by her faithful friend's odd behavior afterwards. After protecting her from a serial rapist and later scheduled for a stake (and not the tasty kind), he returned to her and brought her across with a bite. This cured her illness and restored her eyesight; happy together again, Jody and her dog left Toronto together.	+	When Jody's seeing eye dog, [[Perry]], was turned into a vampire by a carouche, this did not affect the way that he looked after her. However, Jody quickly became disturbed by her faithful friend's seemingly odd behavior: for example, he refused to leave the house during the day, and would not eat his regular dog food. He was recognized as a vampire by [[Nick Knight]], who was able to provide Perry with blood; but, when Perry drove a serial rapist away from his mistress, and later left her in order to save another victim by killing the man, Nick suspected that the dog was turning savage. He decided that Perry had to be staked. However, the dog escaped, returned to Jody, and brought her across with a bite. This cured her illness and restored her eyesight; happy together again, Jody and her dog left Toronto together.
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Jack the Ripper

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-	In the autumn of 1888, there was a series of sensational murders in London in the Whitechapel area. From a letter sent to a newspaper, the killer became known as '''Jack the Ripper'''. The five victims were all prostitutes. Their throats were cut; and the body was then mutilated, with internal organs being removed from three of the victims. This led to speculation that the killer possessed surgical skills; but no one was ever arrested for the crimes, which remain unsolved to this day, though theories about the identity of the murderer abound.	+	In the autumn of 1888, there was a series of sensational murders in London in the Whitechapel area. From a letter sent to a newspaper, the killer became known as '''Jack the Ripper'''. The five victims were all prostitutes. Their throats were cut; and the body was then mutilated, with internal organs being removed from three of the victims. This led to speculation that the killer possessed surgical skills; but no one was ever arrested for the crimes, which remain unsolved to this day, though theories about the identity of the murderer abound.

-	[[Image:Tn badb 086.jpg\|thumb\|left\|200px\|The barber was attacked by LaCroix and left for dead (from [[Bad Blood]]).]]What the rest of the world doesn't know is that Jack the Ripper was actually a vampire. In 1888, when LaCroix and his family were in London, he attacked a barber—only to find himself poisoned in turn. While Janette went to find a new victim for him to drain so that fresh blood would wipe away the taint, Nick was supposed to go and make sure that the barber was actually dead. Revulsed by the order, Nick failed to do so; and thus Jack the Ripper was brought over.	+
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		+	[[Image:Tn badb 086.jpg\|thumb\|left\|200px\|The barber was attacked by LaCroix and left for dead (from [[Bad Blood]]).]]What the rest of the world doesn't know is that Jack the Ripper was actually a vampire. In 1888, when [[LaCroix]] and his family were in London, he attacked a barber—only to find himself poisoned in turn. While Janette went to find a new victim for him to drain so that fresh blood would wipe away the taint, Nick was supposed to go and make sure that the barber was actually dead. Reviled by the order, Nick refused; and thus Jack the Ripper was brought over.
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	After his killing spree in London ended with his departure, Jack roamed the world, responsible for serial murders wherever he went. In recent years, this came to the attention of Chief Inspector [[Liam O'Neal]], an Irishman with Interpol connections—and a personal reason to suspect the real nature of the perpetrator of all the murders.		After his killing spree in London ended with his departure, Jack roamed the world, responsible for serial murders wherever he went. In recent years, this came to the attention of Chief Inspector [[Liam O'Neal]], an Irishman with Interpol connections—and a personal reason to suspect the real nature of the perpetrator of all the murders.

-	When similar crimes occurred in Toronto, O'Neal came hunting. Although side-tracked for a while by his suspicions of Nick, he eventually went with [[Natalie Lambert\|Dr. Natalie Lambert]] to the old building where Jack was hiding. [[Bridget Hellman\|Det. Bridget Hellman]] was already there, searching it. When Jack emerged at nightfall and attacked her, O'Neal quickly rammed him with Natalie's car, pinning him against a wall. The car burst into flame, and he was burned to death.	+	When similar crimes occurred in Toronto, Irish vampire hunter [[Liam O'Neal]] came hunting. Although side-tracked for a while by his suspicions of Nick, he eventually went with [[Natalie Lambert\|Dr. Natalie Lambert]] to the old building where Jack was hiding. [[Bridget Hellman\|Det. Bridget Hellman]] was already there, searching it. When Jack emerged at nightfall and attacked her, O'Neal quickly rammed him with Natalie's car, pinning him against a wall. The car burst into flame, and he was burned to death.
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Bridget Hellman

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	'''Bridget Hellman''' was a bright, energetic young detective, newly promoted and enthusiastic about her job. When a series of savage murders brought an Irish police officer, [[Liam O'Neal\|Chief Inspector Liam O'Neal]], over to Canada as an Interpol liaison, Bridget jumped at the chance to work on the high profile case.		'''Bridget Hellman''' was a bright, energetic young detective, newly promoted and enthusiastic about her job. When a series of savage murders brought an Irish police officer, [[Liam O'Neal\|Chief Inspector Liam O'Neal]], over to Canada as an Interpol liaison, Bridget jumped at the chance to work on the high profile case.

-	O'Neal took to the young woman, not only employing her to do research but providing her with tips on detective work. As he suspected that the case was vampire-related, he also took the precaution of giving her a small cross on a neckchain, in the hope that this would protect her. However, he did not tell her why he was doing this.	+	O'Neal took to the young woman, not only employing her to do research but providing her with tips on detective work. As he suspected that the case was vampire-related, he also took the precaution of giving her a small cross on a neckchain, in the hope that this would protect her. However, he did not tell her why he was doing this. Unfortunately, when Bridget was caught in the killer's lair by the vampire (actually Jack the Ripper), O'Neal was not there. Since she did not know what manner of being she faced, she did not know to use the cross and was drained of blood only seconds before [[Natalie Lambert]] found her in the killer's embrace.

-	When Bridget was caught in his lair by the vampire, who was actually Jack the Ripper, O'Neal was not there. She was drained of blood before it was possible for anyone to rescue her.	+
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-	Although O'Neal had to return to Ireland, he waited long enough to be able to go to Bridget's grave when she rose from the dead as a vampire, in order to kill her cleanly with a crossbow.	+	Although O'Neal had to return to Ireland, he waited at Bridget's grave until she returned as a vampire, where he then killled her with a wooden crossbow bolt to the heart.
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Divia

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-	'''Divia''' seems a girl in her early teens, the age she was when she was brought across; but she is actually over two thousand years old. She can feign innocence or radiate evil, according to her purpose. In life, Divia was the daughter of [[Lucien LaCroix]] and [[Selene]], and was raised in Pompeii. While her father was away on campaign, she fell ill and was brought over by an ancient vampire named [[Qa'ra, The Ancient One\|Qa'ra]] in order to save her life. Shortly after LaCroix's return from Gaul, Vesuvius erupted; and Divia brought her father across in order that they might escape the volcanic destruction. The pair then began to travel together across the ancient world.	+	'''Divia''' seems a girl in her early teens, the age she was when she was brought across; but she is actually almost two thousand years old. She can feign innocence or radiate evil, according to her purpose. Divia's mortal parents are [[Lucien LaCroix]] and [[Selene]]. She was raised in Pompeii. While her father was away on campaign, she fell ill and was brought over by an ancient vampire named [[Qa'ra, The Ancient One\|Qa'ra]] in order to save her life. Shortly after LaCroix's return from Gaul, Vesuvius erupted; and Divia brought her father across in order that they might escape the volcanic destruction. The pair then began to travel together across the ancient world.

-	A few years later, Divia took LaCroix to a tomb in Egypt. There she showed him the sarcophagus in which she had placed the body of her thousands-year-old master after ambushing and killing him. Although Qa'ra was benevolent, her logic behind the act was that he was old and obsolete, and that she would now be slave to no one. Divia then proposed to her father that they become lovers, arguing that the morals of the human world no longer applied to them. Horrified at the thought and at what his daughter had become, he beheaded her and entombed the corpse in one of the nearby sarcarphogi. Nevertheless, she survived within the tomb, possibly even feeding off the remains of her own master.	+	A few years later, Divia took LaCroix to a tomb in Egypt. There she showed him the sarcophagus in which she had placed the body of her master after ambushing and killing him. Her logic behind the act was that she would now be subject to no one. Divia then proposed to her father that they become lovers, arguing that the morals of the human world no longer applied to them. Horrified at the thought and at what his daughter had become, he beheaded her and entombed the corpse in one of the nearby sarcarphogi. Nevertheless, she somehow survived within the tomb.

-	Two thousand years later when the tomb was opened by twentieth-century graverobbers, a weakened Divia escaped and killed the thieves. She then began track LaCroix, the trail leading her to Toronto and the Raven nightclub (which Janette had passed on to LaCroix when she left Toronto). Wishing to make her father suffer, she began to hunt those she deemed close to LaCroix and kill them. Apparently a creature of pure evil, the venom in her blood caused excrutiating pain even in vampires. Her attacks were generally fatal as well, since the wounds did not heal in the normal fashion. Among those she killed were [[Urs]] and [[Vachon]], erroneously believing them to be friends of her target.	+	When the tomb was opened by twentieth-century graverobbers, a weakened Divia escaped and killed the thieves. She then tracked LaCroix to Toronto and the Raven nightclub (which Janette had passed on to LaCroix when she left Toronto). Wishing to make her father suffer, she began to hunt and kill those she deemed close to him. Apparently because she is a creature of pure evil, her blood caused excruciating pain in those she attacked, even though they were also vampires. Since the wounds did not heal in the normal fashion, some of her attacks were proved fatal. Among her victims were [[Urs]] and [[Vachon]], presumably because she believed them to be friends of her target, and [[Nick Knight]], whom she recognized as LaCroix's vampire son.

-	Initially fearful of confronting his daughter, LaCroix discussed the matter with [[Nick Knight\|Nick]] and they ultimately decided to face Divia in a junkyard. There the two of them were able to overcome her and lay her to rest for good. Ironically, the situation and the teamwork they displayed served to strengthen the bond between the two.	+	Initially unwilling confront his daughter, LaCroix had no option when she attacked him at the Raven. However, [[Nick Knight\|Nick]] was able to throw off the effects of Divia's attack on him, and came to the club to rescue his master. He staked Divia; and the pair burnt her corpse in a junkyard. Ironically, the situation served to strengthen the bond between the two.

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Miklos

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-	'''Miklos''' is one of the bartenders at [[the Raven]]. When a cross was laid on his forehead, no mark was left, suggesting that he may be human - although he did appear to be momentarily in pain as it touched his skin. Many fans prefer to consider him to be a vampire. He is certainly in Janette's confidence, and aware of vampires. Some have speculated that he may be an extremely old vampire, in which case crosses may not affect him as intensely as others of his kind. However, due to his infrequent appearances and lack of a backstory, it is all left to conjecture at this point.	+	'''Miklos''' is one of the bartenders at [[the Raven]]. When a cross was laid on his forehead, no mark was left, suggesting that he may be human - although he did appear to be momentarily in pain as it touched his skin, and the cross itself was only in contact with his skin for a second or two. Many fans prefer to consider him to be a vampire. He is certainly in Janette's confidence, and aware of vampires. Some have speculated that he may be an extremely old vampire, in which case crosses may not affect him as intensely as others of his kind. However, due to his infrequent appearances and lack of a backstory, it is all left to conjecture at this point.

	==Episodes==		==Episodes==

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Jody Fraser

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	[[Tracy Vetter]] and Jody were sorority sisters in college, but Tracy could not at first come to terms with her friend's illness, even though Jody refused to let her disabilities define her. When a police case brought them together again, Tracy started to accept that her friend's condition was still deteriorating.		[[Tracy Vetter]] and Jody were sorority sisters in college, but Tracy could not at first come to terms with her friend's illness, even though Jody refused to let her disabilities define her. When a police case brought them together again, Tracy started to accept that her friend's condition was still deteriorating.

-	However, Jody's seeing eye dog, [[Perry]], was turned into a vampire by a carouche. This did not affect the way that he looked after his mistress. After protecting her from a serial rapist, he bit and brought her over. This cured her illness and restored her eyesight; but Jody and her dog then had to leave Toronto.	+	However, Jody's seeing eye dog, [[Perry]], was turned into a vampire by a carouche. This did not affect the way that he looked after his mistress, although Jody quickly became disturbed by her faithful friend's odd behavior afterwards. After protecting her from a serial rapist and later scheduled for a stake (and not the tasty kind), he returned to her and brought her across with a bite. This cured her illness and restored her eyesight; happy together again, Jody and her dog left Toronto together.
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Nick Knight

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André

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	'''André''' is the son of Nick's younger sister [[Fleur de Brabant\|Fleur]]. We do not learn his surname. A handsome, healthy boy, he is a typical scion of a noble family of the mid thirteenth-century—well fed and well dressed, by the standards of the time.		'''André''' is the son of Nick's younger sister [[Fleur de Brabant\|Fleur]]. We do not learn his surname. A handsome, healthy boy, he is a typical scion of a noble family of the mid thirteenth-century—well fed and well dressed, by the standards of the time.

-	André becomes Nick's ward after his mother's death; and, for a time, Nick acts as lord of the manor, raising the boy in the manner of a nobleman's son while managing to conceal his true nature. However, [[LaCroix]] has other ideas. Although André has been forbidden to spy on his uncle when he visits the dungeon, LaCroix takes the boy down to see Nick preying on captive humans. Revulsed, the boy runs away.	+	André becomes Nick's ward after his mother's death; and, for a time, Nick acts as lord of the manor, raising the boy in the manner of a nobleman's son while managing to conceal his true nature. However, [[LaCroix]] has other ideas. Although André has been forbidden to spy on his uncle when he visits the dungeon, LaCroix takes the boy down to see Nick preying on captive humans. Revulsed, the boy runs away.

		+	It is unknown what became of the child afterwards, but even centuries later Nick feels immense guilt at failing both his sister and her son.
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Screed

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-	Screed is often difficult to understand because of the extraordinary way he speaks. This is an idiosyncratic combination of Nadsat and Cockney rhyming slang. Screed is presumably English, and some 450 years old—which is also reflected in his speech.	+	Screed is often difficult to understand because of the extraordinary way he speaks. This is an idiosyncratic combination of Nadsat and Cockney rhyming slang. Screed is presumably English, and some 450 years old—which is also reflected in his speech. He may have also been a sailor, as evidenced by both the speech patterns (many sailors of the time were from the lower echelons of English society) as well as his love for the waterfront and request to be buried there.

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-	'''Divia''' seems a girl in her early teens, the age she was when she was brought across; but she is actually almost two thousand years old. She can feign innocence or radiate evil. Divia is the daughter of [[Lucien LaCroix]] and [[Selene]], and was raised in Pompeii. While her father was away on campaign, she fell ill and was brought over by an ancient vampire named [[Qa'ra]] in order to save her life. Shortly after LaCroix's return from Gaul, Vesuvius erupted; and Divia brought her father across in order that they might escape the volcanic destruction.	+	'''Divia''' seems a girl in her early teens, the age she was when she was brought across; but she is actually over two thousand years old. She can feign innocence or radiate evil, according to her purpose. In life, Divia was the daughter of [[Lucien LaCroix]] and [[Selene]], and was raised in Pompeii. While her father was away on campaign, she fell ill and was brought over by an ancient vampire named [[Qa'ra, The Ancient One\|Qa'ra]] in order to save her life. Shortly after LaCroix's return from Gaul, Vesuvius erupted; and Divia brought her father across in order that they might escape the volcanic destruction. The pair then began to travel together across the ancient world.

-	A few years later, in Egypt, Divia proposed to her father that they become lovers; and he beheaded and entombed her. Nevertheless, she survived within the tomb, finally being released by twentieth-century grave robbers. She then went to Toronto to get revenge, but was killed.	+	A few years later, Divia took LaCroix to a tomb in Egypt. There she showed him the sarcophagus in which she had placed the body of her thousands-year-old master after ambushing and killing him. Although Qa'ra was benevolent, her logic behind the act was that he was old and obsolete, and that she would now be slave to no one. Divia then proposed to her father that they become lovers, arguing that the morals of the human world no longer applied to them. Horrified at the thought and at what his daughter had become, he beheaded her and entombed the corpse in one of the nearby sarcarphogi. Nevertheless, she survived within the tomb, possibly even feeding off the remains of her own master.
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		+	Two thousand years later when the tomb was opened by twentieth-century graverobbers, a weakened Divia escaped and killed the thieves. She then began track LaCroix, the trail leading her to Toronto and the Raven nightclub (which Janette had passed on to LaCroix when she left Toronto). Wishing to make her father suffer, she began to hunt those she deemed close to LaCroix and kill them. Apparently a creature of pure evil, the venom in her blood caused excrutiating pain even in vampires. Her attacks were generally fatal as well, since the wounds did not heal in the normal fashion. Among those she killed were [[Urs]] and [[Vachon]], erroneously believing them to be friends of her target.
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		+	Initially fearful of confronting his daughter, LaCroix discussed the matter with [[Nick Knight\|Nick]] and they ultimately decided to face Divia in a junkyard. There the two of them were able to overcome her and lay her to rest for good. Ironically, the situation and the teamwork they displayed served to strengthen the bond between the two.

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	A '''twelve-step program''' is a set of guiding principles outlining a course of action for recovery from addiction, compulsion, or other behavioral problems. To encourage participation without fear of repercussion, those attending such programs typically use only first names to maintain anonymity. New members in twelve-step programs are encouraged to secure a relationship with at least one sponsor—a more experienced person in recovery who guides the less-experienced member through the program.		A '''twelve-step program''' is a set of guiding principles outlining a course of action for recovery from addiction, compulsion, or other behavioral problems. To encourage participation without fear of repercussion, those attending such programs typically use only first names to maintain anonymity. New members in twelve-step programs are encouraged to secure a relationship with at least one sponsor—a more experienced person in recovery who guides the less-experienced member through the program.

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A '''twelve-step program''' is a set of guiding principles outlining a course of action for recovery from addiction, compulsion, or other behavioral problems. To encourage participation without fear of repercussion, those attending such programs typically use only first names to maintain anonymity. New members in twelve-step programs are encouraged to secure a relationship with at least one sponsor—a more experienced person in recovery who guides the less-experienced member through the program.

In the episode, [[Feeding the Beast|"Feeding the Beast"]], someone who has just attended such a Twelve Steps program is murdered; but the other members' insistence on anonymity hampers the police investigation. Detective [[Nick Knight]] therefore goes undercover in the hope that, by joining the group, he can work from the inside to try to identify the murderer.

At none of the meetings he attends does Knight reveal the precise nature of his problem. However, he actually hopes that the program will help him to cope with his reliance on blood for sustenance. To this end, he follows several of the steps. In particular, he informs his partner, [[Don Schanke]], that he is an addict (though Schanke remains in denial of this revelation); and he pours down the drain all of the bottled blood that he has in [[Nick's loft|his home]].

When Nick realizes that his sponsor is herself backsliding in her own addiction to sex, he becomes profoundly disillusioned. After the murderer is caught, he does not return to the program.

==Origins==
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) was founded in 1935. The "Twelve Steps"—its guiding principles for recovery from addiction to alchohol—were first published in the book, ''Alcoholics Anonymous: The Story of How More Than One Hundred Men Have Recovered From Alcoholism'' (1939). The method was subsequently adapted for other twelve-step programs such as Narcotics Anonymous, Overeaters Anonymous, Co-Dependents Anonymous, and Debtors Anonymous.

==List of Twelve Steps==
These are the original Twelve Steps as published by Alcoholics Anonymous:<blockquote>
*We admitted we were powerless over alcohol—that our lives had become unmanageable.
*came to believe that a Power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity.
*made a decision to turn our will and our lives over to the care of God as we understood Him.
*made a searching and fearless moral inventory of ourselves.
*admitted to God, to ourselves, and to another human being the exact nature of our wrongs.
*were entirely ready to have God remove all these defects of character.
*humbly asked Him to remove our shortcomings.
*made a list of all persons we had harmed, and became willing to make amends to them all.
*made direct amends to such people wherever possible, except when to do so would injure them or others.
*continued to take personal inventory and when we were wrong promptly admitted it.
*sought through prayer and meditation to improve our conscious contact with God as we understood Him, praying only for knowledge of His will for us and the power to carry that out.
*having had a spiritual awakening as the result of these steps, we tried to carry this message to alcoholics, and to practice these principles in all our affairs.</blockquote>

In some cases, other twelve-step groups have altered these guiding principles to emphasize principles important to those particular fellowships, to remove gender-biased language, or to remove specific religious language.

::<small>Adapted from the Wikipedia article on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twelve-step_program Twelve-step Programs].</small>
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-	In [[Feeding the Beast\|"Feeding the Beast"]], [[Nick Knight]] goes undercover at a Twelve Steps program in the hopes of discovering the identity of a murderer. His sponsor, Monica Howard, initially seems no more than helpful and friendly; but Nick eventually realizes that she is a sex addict who, contrary to the program's rules, tries to seduce the other people who attended meetings.	+	In [[Feeding the Beast\|"Feeding the Beast"]], [[Nick Knight]] goes undercover at a [[Twelve Steps]] program in the hopes of discovering the identity of a murderer. His sponsor, Monica Howard, initially seems no more than helpful and friendly; but Nick eventually realizes that she is a sex addict who, contrary to the program's rules, tries to seduce the other people who attended meetings.

	When he rejects her, Monica picks up a stranger and goes to the '''Windsor Arms Hotel'''. Nick eventually follows her there and persuades the clerk to tell him her room number. Inside the room, he finds a dead man—and Monica in hysterics.		When he rejects her, Monica picks up a stranger and goes to the '''Windsor Arms Hotel'''. Nick eventually follows her there and persuades the clerk to tell him her room number. Inside the room, he finds a dead man—and Monica in hysterics.

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	Over the next few centuries, Nicolas de Brabant travelled around Europe with LaCroix and Janette in a family group, never remaining for long in any one place lest the human populace become suspicious of their predations. Initially, he had few qualms about their lifestyle.		Over the next few centuries, Nicolas de Brabant travelled around Europe with LaCroix and Janette in a family group, never remaining for long in any one place lest the human populace become suspicious of their predations. Initially, he had few qualms about their lifestyle.
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	[[Image:Tn fihs 198crop.jpg\|180px\|right\|thumb\|Nicolas de Brabant was confounded by Joan of Arc's faith in her God.]]		[[Image:Tn fihs 198crop.jpg\|180px\|right\|thumb\|Nicolas de Brabant was confounded by Joan of Arc's faith in her God.]]
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	::''(For more on the various women with whom Nicolas de Brabant has been romantically involved, see the main article on [[Nick's lovers]].)''		::''(For more on the various women with whom Nicolas de Brabant has been romantically involved, see the main article on [[Nick's lovers]].)''

-	In the Renaissance, he and Janette became lovers for about a century. The relationship was broken by her at some point in the 16th century, over his objections ;<ref>[[Partners of the Month]]</ref> and, for a time, she left the family group, apparently without negative repercussions from LaCroix. Thereafter, Nick travelled primarily with his master, though Janette also sometimes returned to join them.	+	In the Renaissance, he and Janette became lovers and lived together as husband and wife for about a century. The relationship was broken by her at some point in the 16th century, over his objections ;<ref>[[Partners of the Month]]</ref> and, for a time, she left the family group, apparently without negative repercussions from LaCroix. Thereafter, Nick travelled primarily with his master, though Janette also sometimes returned to join them.
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	[[Image:Tn don 115.jpg\|240px\|left\|thumb\|Nicholas de Brabant married Alyssa von Linz in 1528.]]		[[Image:Tn don 115.jpg\|240px\|left\|thumb\|Nicholas de Brabant married Alyssa von Linz in 1528.]]
	In 1528, Nicolas fell in love with [[Alyssa von Linz]], whom he married in the cathedral in Linz with the intention of turning her into a vampire so that they might be companions for eternity. However, up to that time, he had not attempted to bring someone across. When he tried on their wedding night, he drained too much of her blood; and she died without making the transition to the vampire state.<ref>[[Dead of Night]]</ref> Subsequent attempts with other mortals proved that he learned this lesson, for he has successfully brought across [[:Category:Nick's Vampires\|a number of people]] since, though not all of them still live.		In 1528, Nicolas fell in love with [[Alyssa von Linz]], whom he married in the cathedral in Linz with the intention of turning her into a vampire so that they might be companions for eternity. However, up to that time, he had not attempted to bring someone across. When he tried on their wedding night, he drained too much of her blood; and she died without making the transition to the vampire state.<ref>[[Dead of Night]]</ref> Subsequent attempts with other mortals proved that he learned this lesson, for he has successfully brought across [[:Category:Nick's Vampires\|a number of people]] since, though not all of them still live.
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	[[Image:Tn bmoney 050crop.jpg\|right\|240px\|thumb\|A Dauphin's ransom in gold became the foundation of the de Brabant fortune.]]		[[Image:Tn bmoney 050crop.jpg\|right\|240px\|thumb\|A Dauphin's ransom in gold became the foundation of the de Brabant fortune.]]
-	By the seventeenth century, LaCroix's family—with or without Janette—started ranging more widely, often to the British Isles, and later across the Atlantic to the colonies of the New World. It was at this time that Nicholas acquired the foundation of his [[De Brabant Foundation\|large fortune]], when he and a mortal criminal kidnapped the Dauphin of France, and Nicholas then killed his accomplice after they had received a chest of gold coins as ransom.<ref>[[Blood Money]]</ref>	+	By the seventeenth century, LaCroix's family—with or without Janette—started ranging more widely, often to the British Isles, and later across the Atlantic to the colonies of the New World. It was at this time that Nicholas acquired the foundation of his [[De Brabant Foundation\|large fortune]], when he and a mortal criminal kidnapped the Dauphin of France, and Nicholas then killed his accomplice after they had received a chest of gold coins as ransom.<ref>[[Blood Money]]</ref>

-	[[Image:Tn fever 091.jpg\|200px\|right\|thumb\|[[Gerald Archer\|Nick's friend]] defends the medical treatment of plague victims when a preacher says that God only visits illness on sinners.]]	+
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	More innocent mortal friends began to loom large in the vampire's life: a [[Brother Matthew\|Puritan farmer]],<ref>[[Dying to Know You]]</ref>, an idealistic young [[Gerald Archer\|doctor]] in London.<ref>[[Fever]].</ref> Although his association with them frequently ended badly, it indicates a growing regard for humans, and a recognition of them as people worthy of his consideration. Indeed, in 1755, Nicholas was repulsed when another of LaCroix's "children", [[Francesca, the Comtesse du Montagne]], drained a talented young violinist simply in order to imbibe his talent temporarily.<ref>[[Francesca]]</ref>		More innocent mortal friends began to loom large in the vampire's life: a [[Brother Matthew\|Puritan farmer]],<ref>[[Dying to Know You]]</ref>, an idealistic young [[Gerald Archer\|doctor]] in London.<ref>[[Fever]].</ref> Although his association with them frequently ended badly, it indicates a growing regard for humans, and a recognition of them as people worthy of his consideration. Indeed, in 1755, Nicholas was repulsed when another of LaCroix's "children", [[Francesca, the Comtesse du Montagne]], drained a talented young violinist simply in order to imbibe his talent temporarily.<ref>[[Francesca]]</ref>

-	Around this time, Nicholas adopted a vague policy of killing only "the guilty", though never with a clear definition of what this entailed, nor the willpower to completely limit his predation to the criminal classes. His interest in mortals became of increasing concern to LaCroix, who saw it as morbid. Not without reason: [[Image:Tn lnmta 045crop2.jpg\|200px\|left\|thumb\|Hans Victor releases Nicholas, after giving him galvanic treatment for his vampire condition.]] by the 1830s, Nicholas was starting to [[Nick's quest for a cure\|search for ways to reverse his vampire condition]] and become human again.	+	Around this time, Nicholas adopted a vague policy of killing only "the guilty", though never with a clear definition of what this entailed, nor the willpower to completely limit his predation to the criminal classes. His interest in mortals became of increasing concern to LaCroix, who saw it as morbid. Not without reason:[[Image:Tn lnmta 045crop2.jpg\|200px\|left\|thumb\|Hans Victor releases Nicholas, after giving him galvanic treatment for his vampire condition.]]by the 1830s, Nicholas was starting to [[Nick's quest for a cure\|search for ways to reverse his vampire condition]] and become human again.

-	In [[Geneva]], in 1830, Nicholas sought the assistance of a radical young researcher, [[Hans Victor]], to whom he revealed his vampire nature in the hope that cutting-edge science might afford him a cure.<ref>[[Let No Man Tear Asunder]]</ref> Victor abandoned the treatments in disappointment at failing to save his injured fiancé from death; but the search continued. Medical treatments were sought again in 1857<ref>[[The Fix]]</ref> and 1916<ref>[[Cherry Blossoms]]</ref> (as well as in the present day). When science failed him, Nicholas turned to the hope of some magical cure.<ref>[[Black Buddha, Pt. 1]], [[Faithful Followers]], [[Dark Knight (1992 Pilot)]].</ref>	+	In [[Geneva]], in 1830, Nicholas sought the assistance of a radical young researcher, [[Hans Victor]], to whom he revealed his vampire nature in the hope that cutting-edge science might afford him a cure.<ref>[[Let No Man Tear Asunder]]</ref> Victor abandoned the treatments in disappointment at failing to save his injured fiancé from death; but the search continued. Medical treatments were sought again in 1857<ref>[[The Fix]]</ref> and 1916<ref>[[Cherry Blossoms]]</ref> (as well as in the present day). When science failed him, Nicholas turned to the hope of some magical cure.<ref>[[Black Buddha, Pt. 1]], [[Faithful Followers]], [[Dark Knight (1992 Pilot)]].</ref>
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	In 1852, at a battle in the Crimean War, LaCroix was staked by a dying soldier on whom he tried to feed. The injury was not a direct blow, and hence not immediately fatal; and Nicholas was able to save him. Taking advantage of the obligation, he finally decided to leave LaCroix for good.<ref>[[Night in Question]]</ref> His master did not accept this, however, and pursued him for over a century, trying to persuade him to return to a "normal" vampire lifestyle, eschew the friendship of mortals, and abandon his search for a cure. At times, indeed, Nicholas did return to LaCroix's company; but sooner or later his master's incessant persuasion would inevitably drive him away again.		In 1852, at a battle in the Crimean War, LaCroix was staked by a dying soldier on whom he tried to feed. The injury was not a direct blow, and hence not immediately fatal; and Nicholas was able to save him. Taking advantage of the obligation, he finally decided to leave LaCroix for good.<ref>[[Night in Question]]</ref> His master did not accept this, however, and pursued him for over a century, trying to persuade him to return to a "normal" vampire lifestyle, eschew the friendship of mortals, and abandon his search for a cure. At times, indeed, Nicholas did return to LaCroix's company; but sooner or later his master's incessant persuasion would inevitably drive him away again.
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	It was around 1890, in Paris, that Nicholas decided to forswear killing altogether. He had been persuaded by LaCroix into the belief that a dancer with whom he was infatuated was prostituting herself with a number of patrons. Convinced of her guilt, Nicholas fed on and killed her, only realizing when he tasted her blood that she was, in fact, an innocent and virtuous woman.<ref>[[Love You to Death]]</ref> He declared that he would no longer murder human victims, and thereafter largely subsisted on animal blood. This vow did not, however, prevent him from agreeing to bring people across,<ref>[[Black Buddha, Pt. 1]], [[Baby, Baby]]</ref> nor from draining and killing people he considered guilty of serious crimes.<ref>[[Outside the Lines]]</ref>		It was around 1890, in Paris, that Nicholas decided to forswear killing altogether. He had been persuaded by LaCroix into the belief that a dancer with whom he was infatuated was prostituting herself with a number of patrons. Convinced of her guilt, Nicholas fed on and killed her, only realizing when he tasted her blood that she was, in fact, an innocent and virtuous woman.<ref>[[Love You to Death]]</ref> He declared that he would no longer murder human victims, and thereafter largely subsisted on animal blood. This vow did not, however, prevent him from agreeing to bring people across,<ref>[[Black Buddha, Pt. 1]], [[Baby, Baby]]</ref> nor from draining and killing people he considered guilty of serious crimes.<ref>[[Outside the Lines]]</ref>

-	Although through most of his life Nicholas had simply played the role of a gentleman of the period, once he left LaCroix's company and lived increasingly among humans, he sometimes adopted a professional identity, usually under a pseudonymous surname. At different times, his interests led him to the practice of medicine,<ref>[[Unreality TV]]</ref> archaeology, <ref>[[Dark Knight (1992 Pilot)]], [[Spin Doctor]]</ref> and the police force.<ref>[[Amateur Night]] and the ''Forever Knight'' series</ref> Each time, however, he was eventually forced to move on—either by some particular force of circumstance (often precipitated by LaCroix), or simply because he had remained in one place long enough for people to wonder that he didn't age normally.	+	Although through most of his life Nicholas had simply played the role of a gentleman of the period, once he left LaCroix's company and lived increasingly among humans, he sometimes adopted a professional identity, usually under a pseudonymous surname. At different times, his interests led him to the practice of medicine,<ref>[[Unreality TV]]</ref> archaeology, <ref>[[Dark Knight (1992 Pilot)]], [[Spin Doctor]]</ref> and the police force.<ref>[[Amateur Night]] and the ''Forever Knight'' series</ref> Each time, however, he was eventually forced to move on—either by some particular force of circumstance (often precipitated by LaCroix), or simply because he had remained in one place long enough for people to wonder that he didn't age normally.
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